Start your paper with a plan, not a blinking cursor. Open Research AI, paste your assignment prompt, set your course requirements, and pick your citation style and language. Click Build Outline to get structured sections with working titles, focus questions, and suggested talking points. Approve or rearrange headings, add your own notes, and lock the structure. When you expand a section, choose the depth (overview, detailed analysis, or evidence-heavy), then let the assistant draft a first pass you can immediately edit. You stay in control: accept, regenerate, or ask for another angle until the section fits your thesis.
While drafting, keep your voice consistent with quick tools built into the editor. Use Sentence Rephraser to vary structure without changing meaning. Grammar Check and Autocorrect fix slips as you type, with an undo option for every change. Run the Tone checker to keep language objective and formal, or to soften overly assertive claims. Use Sentence formatting to remove repetition and tighten transitions. Need to meet departmental rules? Open Style Editor and switch to APA, MLA, Chicago, Turabian, or IEEE; headings, in-text references, and bibliography fields adjust to match.
Before you finalize, run the Plagiarism check to surface overlap and get suggestions to cite, quote, or rephrase. Engagement Metrics highlight dense or vague passages so you can balance clarity and detail. If you work in another language, draft in your strongest tongue, then translate and adapt to English within the same workspace, preserving references and structure. Finish with a clean pass: verify page order, confirm word count, and generate the reference list from your citations. Whether you are writing a short response, a literature review, or a full research paper, the workflow stays the same: define the task, shape the outline, co-write each section, and polish with integrity and proper style.
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